Changes on 05-23-15:

• Water guns can no longer be used in hostile or aquatic environments. For realism's sake they also must be FILLed with water before soaking someone. The FILL <water gun> command will automatically detect sources of water in your general area and use them accordingly to fill the soaker.
• Realism fixes: You can no longer throw confetti in space or in aquatic environments. You can no longer light or smoke cigarettes in aquatic environments. You can no longer toss frisbees in space or underwater. You can no longer set off party poppers or fireworks in hostile or aquatic environments. You also must be holding party poppers before they can be set off.
• Fixed a bug where it would be possible to add players who had since moved out of the room to a drone's friend list.
• Slip drive, subwarp drive, wavewarp drive, starship communication channels, solar panels and salvage lines will now reflect appropriately in the starship's status report if they have been deactivated.
• You can now PEER through doors with passwords if they are left open.
• The MAIL-command, similarly to the landing notification for mail, no longer works in uncharted space.
• Dynamic rooms (asteroids, dig sites, etc) now check to see if you're wearing the proper environmental equipment before letting you walk around freely.
• Wrote mission briefings for the Praelor Onno, Onz, Otona, and Potateoton class starships.
• Fixed a problem with blockade obstacle checking that would cause an error if you're last manual movement was on the Z-axis.
• Sitting down in hot tubs/bathtubs or swimming in pools, rivers, or lakes will now actually make your clothes soaking wet.
• It's been this way for a number of weeks, but it seems it was never noted. Galactic coordinates are now visible with the GALCOORDS-command, regardless of whether you have a galactic map unit installed. You still need the GMU for sector notifications and the bonus of galactic coordinates appearing overhead on the starmap, however. The reason for this change is that starships presumably have a vague knowledge of galactic positioning, since navigational beacon information is attainable without a GMU.